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10 November 2016

Twentieth Century Fox and Warner Bros target ‘pirates’ in lawsuit

Film production studios Twentieth Century Fox and Warner Bros Home Entertainment have sued some alleged pirates in the US who have infringed their copyright by selling unauthorised copies of their films online.

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